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Friday, February 7, 2020
Broomstick League is bringing in broomstick multiplayer, when Harry Potter won't
Broomstick League arrives on Steam in the third month of 2020, a game that combines the sport of broom flying, like in Harry Potter, and the Rocket League format.
A missed opportunity is that Warner Bros. Interactive has not yet made a competitive game of broomstick, a sport in the wizarding world of Harry Potter. And when they are gone, there is someone who will. Virtual Basement LLC, which helped develop ARK: Survival Evolved, is launching the Broomstick League soon in early access. This is a game that is essentially a blend of the mentioned broomstick and the Rocket League.
The game will support fast matches of 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3 formats. Of course, it's not going to be a scumbag like that Potter's - they don't have a license for it though. Therefore, there will be no flickers, and apparently no mallets. It will be a sport focused on kicking the ball, whether from third or first person.
Broomstick League on Steam Comes 5. 3.
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